Ms Office fuzzy

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  1. 063945711, Jul 12, 2013

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    I have MS Office 11 for mac (version 14.3.5). I updated office with the "retina" update. Most of the programs look good, especially written text, but some things still look fuzzy, for example:
    - zoom bar at the bottom right
    - the heading styles under the home tab
    - "Check for updates" window

    Are others seeing the same as I am? Like I said, most of the program looks good, but its a shame if MS rolls out an update that is not complete.

    I have attached a screenshot so you can see what I mean
     

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  2. falconeight, Jul 12, 2013

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    I though someone in your office was named Ms. Fuzzy. I clicked with enthusiasm expected a pic of a hairy woman. :(
     
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  3. johnnnw, Jul 12, 2013

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    Similar to this when I read it I thought he meant Ms.Office was being fussy.

    But that he spelt fussy wrong.
     
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  4. 063945711, Jul 12, 2013

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    Its been a long week of work TGIF
     
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  5. gwang73, Jul 12, 2013

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    Yup, it's correct. MS didn't update all the UI graphics for retina support. Hopefully they will for the next version of Office for Mac.
     
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  6. KUguardgrl13, Jul 13, 2013

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    If they follow the pattern of the last three versions of Office, there should be a new version for Mac in 2014. It will certainly make 365 more enticing than buying a year subscription to a two year old program.
     
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